'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' Press Junket

The transcript describes a touching and humorous relationship between a father and his son. The father, who is too old to move, lives in an apartment and shares a sweet bond with his son, filled with humor and teasing. A specific incident involving the father shaving the son is highlighted, where the son was nervous about potential injury, which indeed happened but was taken lightly. The filming of this scene required only a few takes, emphasizing the unique nature of the act.

What is the main reason the father is unable to move from his apartment?

• He is financially unstable.

• He enjoys the view from his apartment.

• He is too old to move.

• He is waiting for his son.

How does the father maintain his outlook on life despite his situation?

• He travels frequently.

• He has a sense of humor.

• He ignores his problems.

• He relies on his friends.

What emotion did the narrator feel during the shaving scene?

• Indifference

• Joy

• Excitement

• Nervousness

What was the outcome of the shaving scene?

• The scene was not filmed.

• The son was cut.

• The father decided not to shave.

• The son was unharmed.

How many takes were needed to film the shaving scene?

• One

• Two or three

• Ten

• Five